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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-07-16

y THE Elder lots on Main street
were sold on last Saturday. The lot
corner of Second was bought by S.
B. Seat at $3.50 per foot and brought
50, and the lot next to the Pres
byterian church was sold to II. G.
Merritt for $3.50 per foot and
brought $l,579.373. Aggregate, So
S02.374.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-07-16

"The Willing Workers" and "Boys
Aid Society" of Trinity church, will
have soap bubble party from to 7
and serve ice cream to IL o'clock
Thursday July Dist at the residence
of Mr.. N. V. Gerhart on Madison
street. Ffg ~ p.wF IA las ~ q
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-07-16
Executrix Notice.

Having qualified a. executrix Of the estate
OF my late husband, DIR. J. NJ. Lerkin, all per-
sons indebted To the estate are requested to
make settlement as soon ~ possible, and all
holding claims against said estate are re-
quested to file them with me properly auih-n-
Heated, for settlement within the time pre-
scribed by Law, or they will be barred.
Mis-. z v. LARK4S,
junea-at Executrix.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-07-16
PICNIC supplies at Crusman's.


A JOINT Stock Company is being
organized to bore for natural gas in
this section of the country under the
auspices Of Prof j. A. Lyon, of the
S. w. P. University. The company
is to consist of fifty stock holders
taking shares at 800 each. The fol-
lowing subscriptions of 500 each
were promptly made up: H. C.
Merritt, Jno. F. House, VIM. Drane,
w. III. Drane, VIM. Daniel, A. G.
Goodlet, j, J. Garrott,s Pat Henry,
Il. ". Harrison, Joe johnson and w.
A. Quarles. 1t is supposed that no
difficulties will be experienced in
making up the $4,000, as the indica-
tons are exceedingly favorable to the
enterprise, which, if successful will
be a great benefit to GAINESVILLE.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-07-16

JUDGE BARRETT, whose illness
had postponed Jacob Sharp, the New
York boodler's sentence until the
18th, inst, on that date sentenced
him to three years Imprisonment,
and a fine of 5000. The fine he can
well afford to pay, as the amount Of
his depredations is something over
81, 100000.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-07-16

CONSTABLE RossoN, of the Fifth
District, happened to be in Judge
Tyler's Office when the latter gentle
man received a letter from Geo. w.
hewitt, chief of police of Evansville,
enclosing a photograph Of John
Gaines, man of color, who was one
of the parties who INDUCED in a
patriotic fouth of July row at Port
Royal. Rossen instantly, and with
out the least hesitation, identified his
man. Another Mr.. Gaines, Baker
by name, also colored, who was inn
plicated in the spree, has been cap
tured and now languishes Gin dur
ance vile" in the dingy walls of the
county Bastile at this place. Alas
republics are always, etc. EBE
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-07-16

Mrs. Lucy G.. ROssoN died July
10th of paralysis after suffering two
years and six months. She was the
mother of j. H., G. Il. and w. l..
Rosson, age seventy-two years. She
was member of the Baptist church
and a true Christian. Her remains
was inferred at the family burrying
grounds near Port Royal.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-07-16

On Friday morning, a train Of
drays and wagons brought from New
Providence % hogsheads of strips for
shipment put up by Mr.. Lewis T.
Gold.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-07-16

THE ladies of the Methodist church
will give lawn party at B. w. Ma
crae's Tuesday evening. Convey
ances will run from the square to Mr..
Macrae's at regular intervals. There
is not a nicer place for such an enter
tainment anywhere about the city.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-07-16
Classical School in clarksville.

Mr.. Mebane, formerly, of North
Carolina, and of much experience in
teaching, proposes to open a classic
school in GAINESVILLE Sept. /, 1887.
The object in this school is to furnish
thorough groundwork in the Ian
guage and higher English for boys.
Mr.. Mebane comes with extraordi-
narily high testimonials.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-07-16

Revs. w. II. PEBBLES and d. A.
Brigham spoke on Prohibition to a
large audience at Palmyra, on Thurs
day night.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-07-16
Picnic supplies at Crusman's.

SOME loyal citizen, anticipating,
no doubt, a deficiency Of grub on the
glorious 4th, and finding the smoke
house of Mr.. l.. II. Morgan, at Ham
pton's station, convenient remedy
for his shortcomings, quietly entered
it one night last week, and "fiscated'
four shoulders of bacon. What |!
shall loyal citizens larder be emp
ty, and he and his wife and little ones
hungry, while the thunder of ordi-
nance and the peal of artillery, the
battle-hags waving and the brass
bands braying proclaim the return Of
the day that ustered in our national
independence? Perish the thought
THE body of Mr.. Meek, the old
gentleman who fell dead at Mr. j. Il.
Edwards on Tuesday, was taken to
the undertaking establishment of
Mr.. c. II. Bailey and nicely en-
balmed. Having died from apoplcXy,
the features were very much swollen
and discolored. but after the process,
were restored to their natural shape
and color. The people of Clarksville
are to be congratulated upon the fact
that both the undertakes of the
city have incurred the expense OF
attending lectures and qualifying
themselves to perform the work, and
that the bodies of their friends Car
be preserved by embalming as well
by either of them as it can anywhere
in the world.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-02-09
rnabertrsffi9e an5iebunsl
rleber cine babe Mfiniun perlcof.
Qouiiiana State Qotterp So.

Diefes sufitut pnrbe I'm Sabre 1858 fdr
a~r,iebuuos. unb @oblfbdtigteits 5pede bon
ber GtadtsIesislatur fur ben 8eitraum bon
finfuubspan5ie Sabren seetIi9 iueorpcrtrt
init einem aapttaI bon 1000, 900, IA psI9em
he ieiiber einen Neierbefonb bon $4,000 btns
aueefist bat. Snr4 etn aberl9pensli9es
kctum purben TIRE Re9te Elm fbeil Der oeeen.
pdrtiaen Staatseonfitution. ausetcHtratn am
2. December 1879.
SIRE arosen 8tebungeu bon stutek
men aummern Fu6en rnouotIi9 Pat.
RiemaIs uirb cine Sitbuns beri9cben. Ran
Isfe na9foIsenben plan.
Grp6e n,cnatli&f 3iebnng
In Der aeabenit Of Wufe, WetD Orleans,
Dienitos ben 10. Wfdr3 1887.
100000 aidets ju $40 iebes.
6albe S.. Tanftel 81. 5ehutel 81.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-02-09
Sam S(,ttpmip Seatid5es Sell Smftitttt
gesrinbet bon ben
Qoetoren So6n 2sa&matn unto Otto 2sostc.

Sen Qiern bider 3itung hermit bic Nadribt, bab mir, bic obensenannten|
Merste unb Wunbdrste an Der gde BON Commerce ub 2ofopa Strobe,
(S9ob's gebdube) obises Suhiut gsrinbet baben. gir baben unfsre Sus
6Rn in BEN befen llniperftdten Der get gemabt unb f0nnen uniere Splome
in uniuer Office gekben uerben. @ebr as 3odbrise grabrlns febt uns CUR
Settle unb furtrn mir biIe Hrantbeten nit Sel1tgtet, mel1e Don anoereH
Neuen as vunbdIbar" beehbnet Deroen. ...
2oniuIaionen Fmb ire fir aMe unb psrtsn ale 8du6snbe NIT Mrigtst
bebanbelt. Beonoere Gmpfangs= 3immer fir Serren uno Sanen. Wr pls
3ieben reenbpeI9e Sperationem uO bere6aen bic bilIisfsn
preife.
Bar anfragen aug benz 9anbe mrbeu beantuOrtet unb Mfebbinen per er'
pref berfanbt. gDir fpre6en beutf9, englif9 unb an56ft9.
gr befuheu 9raufe in Ser Sta6t unb i'm 2anbe, menn genani9t. ~Sa
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-02-09

Die nnter3si9nstsn 4anten nnb 4aniiers
uerbeu oIIe Genuine in Der 2ouifiana Staatss
eotterie, bic ibuen prdlentirt iperSen, aussabIsn.
8. 8. Osleabp, Yrdj. Ga. @at. 1ouf.
g. 9anaar, Rrdi. State Nat. Ganf.
u. Balbmin, Yrdi. q. o. Nat. HGnl.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-02-09

2.179 I'M Hetraa. bon $5S5,o00
~ anfrassR fur Asentsn, lotuie Rates
fur Clubs f5uneu Iltir In Der Office In Hep
Orleans sema1t iperbeu.
Mese ndbsrer austunft f&reibe man ssatiid
bic san3e a6reHe.
Man I&tde @elb bur@ Pcfai U Q.
ten, GrpreB Wonep Orber, Rem Vcrt
We@iel ouf Nem Orleans.
Briefe nit gurreneh uuberdneert per erprtb
aBir sabIen eypreetofen.
Or. u. Danphtu,
Rep Orleans Ca.
Ran a~breIFre rssifrirte Sriefs an bs
New Srleans Rational Hant.
Rein Orleans, Ca.
Gbmarb moore, aseut,
22l aeeauia Strabe, San antonio, Teyss
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-08-06

bur6geiebt, baB Der 5tabtratb Der
6auptitabt nt@t nur bic @rIaubniB gu
iener procefiion CAB, fonbern aud gez
fattete, baB Sriumpbb6gen u1,b @brenz
pforten 5ur @inbolung Der rNles be-
berri6enben beiligen Suugfrau" auf
ben SiraBen uub pldbert Ser 9aupts
fabt erri9tet wiirben. grIt i'm lebten
Wugenblide fam benz Stabtratb Die Be-
fanung mieber 5uriid, mie unfterbli9
er ft6 blamiren miiie, tDentt ienes NIT
telalterli9e @9auipiel tpirfli6 bo1t
Staten ginge. Man sog alio bic Ct
laubniB fofort aurid, unb nun mub bic
beilige Sungfrau bleiben, tpp lie 1T,
ober bic ueberfabrung ibrer Statue bot
in aler 5tiIe-wom6gli9 in gef6lo1ez
uem Wasen-5u gef@eben.
9arob nun natiirli9 fur9tbares
Mutbgebeul Der Glerifdlen, pel6e fi9
iiber 8ebriidung unb &nebelung betlas
gen urb Die Oct beiligen Sungfrau bon
Guadalupe angetbane 59mab fur6ts
bar 3u RIDDEN brpben.
9as @nb3iel Der meritanii9eu
&lerifalen TT bic Mufbebung ber @on.
ftitution bon 1857, bur6 pel6e bic
Ma1t Der Stride fiber ben Stat ges
brp9en, ber Ratboli3ismus als Stats
religion fiir inner abgeihaft murbe uno
ramentli6 bic Mufi9t iber bic 99ule
ben priefteru ent3ogen morben mar.
NQ bas m69te Der nterifauif6e 2lerus
germ pieber baben unb baber feline Mus
frengungen, bas 8olf nit m6gli6ft cra1s
fen un6 in bic Mugea falenoen Mitteln
flr lire 3medeau getpinnen. Die @egens
fdbe auif@en 9iberalismus unb 2lerifas
lismus fpiBen fi6 brtiben in Merifo int=
r1er mebr gu unb es lit ai6t unuabrs
f9einli6, baB bieie Gonf1itte-bei benz
beiBblitigen temperament ber Meritas
uer-5u einem Rulturfampf fdltmmit er
Dirt, b. 8. elmer blutigen &ebolution
ftibren wer6en. gu tpiinf6en tDdre tur,
baB Der Musgang bieies Rulturfampfes
etn anberer tpdre, pie ber bes tir5li1
beenbigten beuti9en, uno bab ni9t bic
finfterer Md9te oes &iidi9rittes, lon,
bern bic 8ertreter Der Nuftldrutg urb
bes Gorti@rittes als 5ieger aus benz
Sample berborgeben m69ten!
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Sic Mbfttmmun8 tibet baS Yrpbtbttt.
pms : ENHANCEMENT.


8raden: fur l, bagegen So.
Banbera: STR 60, bagegett 142.
Canton point: fiir probibition 102,
bagegen &C.
Collins: fir 3, gesen Is.
Gibolo: fur 5, bagegen 108.
CALHOUN County giebt cine Maioritdt
bon 1923 Stinmen gegeu bas Nmenoes
ment.
Cameron County: SIR SO, baseseu
1928.
@albmeQ County: 814 far, 1860 ges
gen Probibition.
Grodett @euntn: 1175 men
Moioritdt sesen probibition.
Sewitt @ountn: SIR probtbttion
415, bagegen LII; Waioritdt 1896.
Sober precinft gab cine Maioritdt ges
gen bas Imenbement.
Gapet.,e County: @tpa 5000 Maios
ritdt gegen prDbibition.
Guadalupe gountp bat cine Maiori>
tdt Don 1850 @ttmmer geget oas
Mmen6ement.
@albefon County: fir Brobibition
1905, bageger 1888.
@on3aIes @ountp: fur 764, bagesen
1743.
9il County: 100 @timmeu Maio.
ritdt fiir Yrobibition.
9arris @ountp: 9ie Maioritdt gegen
prObibition betrdgt 2800 5timmen.
Rarnes @ountp: fir 120, gegen 294.
2araar @ountp giebt % stimmen ges
sen probibition.
9ampaias: 81 9timmen sesen pros
bibitiDn.
Mebina @ountn giebt ouer Wabr>
i6einli6teit mad cine Maioritdt bon
800 Stimmet1 gegen probibition.
Mineola: fir $50, gegen 371.
Waberid @ountD: fir Is, ba5egen
42O.
Milam gountD: Maioritdt gegen bas
Mmenbement: 1881 @timme1t.
NeusB Berlin: fiir 6, tagesen "a.
Nenton gountD: Maioritdt gegen
oas Mmenbement flint gegeit cine
Gtimme.
Nueces Gountb: 3nii9en 7-80O
Maioritdt gegen probibition.
peariaa: fir $50, bagegen 238.
paige CAB 70 5timmert fir unb 189
gegen probibition ab.
&ounb Sop: 3 fir un5 POL stimz
men gegen prObibition.
San Mngelo: fir Isl, baeegen ASP.
Uictoria GountD: SIR 228, bagegen
1889.
gal gerbe County: 3mei Drittel bes
Iotums ging geger bas ENHANCEMENT.
gictoria: fiir 221, basegen 1888.
Wafbington Gounip: fur 1879, bas
gegen 1914.
Wiliou gountp giebt ettpa ZOO
Stimmen gegen bas ENHANCEMENT.
Mit benz probibtions : ENHANCEMENT
limb ale bic iibriaen Mmenoents 5ur
&onftitution geidlagen tporben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-08-06
gplemtan gpmntn.

Ser Santa Nnna Sentinel gibt in
elmer leiner lebteren Nuntmern bas fol-
genbe Bib BON Coleman @ountp, nell
DIES mobl fiir eine groBe 3abl Der erft
in ben lebten Sabren angefieoelten
norbweitli@en Counties fi6 als paRenb
ertpeilen m66te. Snnerbalb eines
Rreiies bon 20 Meilen,-fagt er,-tpentt
man Santa Nnna als Mittelpunft ats
nimr,t, gtbt es ettpa 200 Garmett; tire
@r5eugnike befteben aus M%aistorn,
Weisen, Minett, Sorghum, Baums
noble, Sbf, Melonett u1b Semitic.
Ste nit R6rnerfri@ten beffelte Mders
5abl 1T IN biefem Sabre I'M bunoert
pro5ent b6ber als im borbergebe1ben,
unb bic NIT Baumpoae bepflan3te um
500. Ser grntes@ rtrag fur Melf9torn
felt fi9 auf ben peri6iebener Carmen
bon 10 bis auf 80 8uibel; bic 9afers
unb Meisen : @rnte bleiber bieIes Sabr
! binter benz Dur6i@nittss grtrage 5uriid.
| @tn Baar Sarn1er Inn Santa Mnna
berum baben inbefen cine leibli9e quite
@rnte beraus9e6rol6en. So bat q. s.
Bromn's Wei5en % Bufbel per Mder
gegeben, tpd6renb Der Na9bar beKels
ben, 8. Watfon, 1ur ID Buibel befoms
men bat. Die Mabonep : grnte unb
bic bon anberen 1T mod ui1t gebro=
f6en, p;rb aber fi9er Is, pabri9eins
lid fogar 20 8uibeI ergeben. Sn guten
Sabren baben bic genannten Garr1en
in Der &egel bon go bis 100 Bufbel
Qafer unb BON Is Bis rs Buibel Deis
aer gebra9t. SIN Sabre 1884 mar Der
9ur9f9niitszW et3enertrag In Coleman
gountp % guibel per Older, auf eini=
gen ifieg tie bis gu 10. Die Weibe bier
berum 1T ausge3ei9net; &inbbieb pie
Bferbe inb felt. Coleman gountD
5ablt @teuer fur 65,400 S1afe, bic
auf $65, 900 einsei@dbt fnb, fir 3d.
375 9ttd &inbbieb, nit einem Gteuers
tpertb BON $213,079, tno fir 9,818
pferbe, bic auf einen Mertb bDr $685.
178 abgef9dbt fnb. Das giienbabns
gigentbum belduft ii6 auf $451, 900.
Ser @eiommt Wertb bes gigentbums
Der Counties, tpie bafeIbe in ben
9teuerlifen angeiebt lit, betrdgt Die
Summe bon So, 386,411 gegeu SO, 150,-
O49 i'm 8oriabr. - Santa Nnna unb
l1:ngegenb bat erit Dor Rur3em mieber
quite &egenf6auer gebabt.
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8ie 20 a I.


Am S9luB biefes 8lattes, Samfae
Morgen, liegen nod INNER itidt BIZ
p0afdnbigen 8eri9te Dor. Das &e.
fultat III befannt bon 100 Counties
uorin 267 Srti9aften unb Stdbte elm
gef9lofen ftnb. 9ieieIben geben eine
Maioritdt BON 1926 6timmen aegeu
probibition. 8eri9te aus 142 @oun.
ties feblen nod unb man glaubt, bab
biefelben bic Mtaioritdt auf $4,000
Stimmen ani9meaen werben. 8on
allen Stdoten bes Staates bat Sort
Wortb aQein cine probibitiOnihii6e
Mainritdt ab9egeben, ndmli6 1913
Stimmen, 9arrant County 2313. Oas
Negers8 otum eina i'm Siiben nit 1870,
i'm 0orben NIT 40% fur probibition.
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Sic 0rcn3e stpiid1et ben Der. gtaaten
Nth Mertfp.

Mie bas in BET 0auptHabt BON Mes
rito in euelif6er 5pra6e eri6einenoe
Blatt The Two Republics, mittbeilt.
1T ber 8ertrag, hur1 tpel1em Der
Sermin fir bic Nuffelung Der Grens,
pfeiler smii1en ben Ser. Stdaten unb
Merifo Bis auf Is Monate nod Muss
tauid bes 8ertrassbofumentss binaus.
gei9oben tpirb, iebt pDn Der meritani>
fden &esielung ber6Hentl,6t rporben.
6ofentli1 mirb bic Nrbeit In Der iekt
betpi0igten GET gu gnbe gebra6t tpers
ben; Defenders tniini1enstDertb 1T, baB
Die @reu3linie atpii9en ben beiben 2dns
bern tpsftli1 bonn RiD @ranoe balb uub
griinoli9 feifgeitelt miro. Nmerifanis
f9e Bldtter bebaupteten ). 9. fir3li1,
baB elm meritanii6es 3olbaus auf benz
@ebiet BON NeusM eerito, tpeitbirt auf
ameritanii6em @runb unb goben itebe.
Die @ommiifion, In beren 9drbe bic
Pfli@t eelegt iif, bic befagten Grenaeu
feff5uftelen, merben bic gntf9eibung
oariber treffen, OBJ ienes Do%rerudbnte
3olbaus an bet riGttgen Stele ftebt
Ober nidt; aber big babin, baB bic
Grage Dfieieq erlebist if, tpirb tets
cine Mrt BON @efabr borbanoen fein,
oaB unangenebme Gragen betrefs bes
3ubefianbes btr Geri1tsbarfeit entffes
beu, uel6e m6gli9erpeife ff6reno auf
bas CUTE g~inbernebnter 3tpif6en beiben
&epublifen einpirterl tptirben.
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Sooes Na@ri1t+

Geitorben LIT In Waco am 4. MuguF
1887, Nbenbs 6 nbr
6as Yrnbibitipns 4abD,
an ber Waherfu6t, i'm aarten Mlter BON
fourl bier Monaten.
Sas 2ei6enbegdnsniB finbet fat
bonn 8eriammlungsplabe ber Greibeits.
freunbe an Der 6outon StraBe aus,
beute C. Nuguf) 4benbs 8 ubr. 3abls
rei9e Betbeiligung urb Sbeilnabme
(bie ni6t flu au iein braudt) tuirb
ertudrtet!
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meiite slmfrea,.t,a fdsint fd

Die meifte 9Gnfreett,tg fdeint fi@
unmittelbar nod Der Wabt in Maco,
benz S:b Der Sauptqartiere Der beiben
parteien tunbgegeben au baben. Bis
fpdt Ra6ts NOR bic 8eb6lterung auf
ben 8einen unb Dor benz 6auptquartier
Der Mnti's perIammelt. Bon bier aus
purben bic einIaufenben Depei9en bers
leien unb felbfuertdnoli9 fannie Der
gntbuIiasmus feline @renaen. Geo.
Glart unb Rt1ter @eralb hielten be.
geiferte Nnipraden on bic Mienge.
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gsablbertdst aus Gillespie eommtp.

8is gum Stem Nbenos 5 ubr tuarelt
8eridte aus 8 precinften eingelaufen.
Diefelben saben 20 fir unb $50 Stims
men aegen 8robibition. Die berbleis
benben 5 preeinfte gaben etwa 800
Stimmen ab, in bemielben BerbdltniB
ME oben.
Sn fredericksburg tpare1 am 4. big
81 ubr 375 Stimmen ge3dblt. Dapom
tpareu 6 ftir uno 369 sesen probibitior.
6urrab flr gillespie 6 ..
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WruBw 2~(m8Oerfnuf
S6nitt< u1b Mpbe <Maarett

gu ~bsfafen. lin nun u~nieren gorratb BON 5erren. u
idnen ais mSslid aus3upertaufen, werben mi
preiiem losidlasen. Die Breiie merben bon
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@eoer Neagan, nod @ulberfon
Ober WareD babea bic @%enuetbuung
gebabt. in ibren Niii6ien BON ibren
Counties eu6oiirt gu werbem. Dieiels
ben gaben idmmilid Naioritdten segen
probibition.
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sdtpaAe @dmmer,

peIde tire bole Mannesfraft unb glafi3itat
bes Settles iDieber gu ~erIansen tpiniden, erbals
ten nnentseltlid ausfunft iiber elm neues
SeiIberfabren, peldeS fid Bis iebt in
iebem ~etnaeIaen Sale s~lanaeno bepdbrt bat.
Bebanoluns ebenio einfad iute bilig. Sober
fein eisener Arat. Bun nebff anpeifuns sur
2siluns gratis. Nan abreffre; NriDate
Glinic s DiSpenfarp, Is 9. Sous
ftsn Ctr, New Worf, ". ..
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- Die Dallas 2oan & Mortgage
COMPANY bat f6 nit einem Gapital
bon 100000 iucorpOriren lafen.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-18

the womanly head-gear 1t requires
all the rich bead and chenille en-
robbery now used to cOunteract tile
effect. Throughout the year straw is
the one material that never goes out.
and vast number of straw b0nnets are
made with rows of velvet alternating
with the straw, or with velvet CROWNS
and straw brims, or made entirely of
straw. There is disposition to mix
rte coloringS, as i'll our illustration,
W ch is combination of red and blue
na W plat, and it is this which forms
thu brim arranged in cloSe-Set loops, a
new treatment of straw. The strings
cross tn Il e crown, and very little
t i'm ming is needed.
hats are high. with narrow brims.
an low, with wide ones. and one of the
II, W shapes is copied faithfully from the
bl oad-brlmmed felts OF NJ. lie Cure cord
taSSeI, and all but turned up three times
in manner not affected by the cleriCs.
The peaked caps. after the order OF
both cricketing caps and midShipmen'S.
are so very becoming that they are
made in tones to match the costume,
with surrah crowns and velvet peaks,
sometimes with device embroidered in
front. With this there is just the fear
that they may become vulgar, but, with
: a e. they are piquant and charming.
L ere are shapes to suit all occasions
AMI all faces. The ''saiior' is repro
duced with a higher crown, in velvet.
and the MarShal'S hat has been reduced
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ROSEBUDS' BALL ROBES.
The Beautiful Dresses To Be Worn
by Debutantes at Dances This


The Beautiful Dresses To Be Worn
by Debutantes at Dances This
Winter.
There was never winter, so every
one admits, when ball and evening
dresses for young girls were prettier
and more appropriate than they are this
season. The stiff brOcadeS and heavy
silks are left for their mammals and mar
ried sisters, and a hundred different
gauzes, nets. tulleS, laces and soft
crepeS and silks of every bright and del
icate shace are used for them. with rib
bons and garlandS of flowers, broad Sashes
and Silken cords to loop and trim them,
says the New York Journal. The skirts
are made full and without any over
dress or close drapery TO prevent grace
ful movement in dancing, and they just
clear the floor so as to show the dainty
little slippered feet and to escape the
feet of the awkward dancers who are
always to be found at every ball and
dancing party. A few descriptions of
some OF the most novel and prettiest of
these gowns may interest the young
people, now that the ball season has
really opened. They are not expensive
gowns, but can only be worn twice
without fresh drapery of tulle or net.
The silk undreSS will last an entire
season.
For debutante is shown a wonder
fully fresh and charming gown. called
the Marguerite. The skirt of palest-
blue surah silk. is made full with ten
inch side plating about the bottom, to
set out the tulle skirts. These are of
white, and two in number, of the same
length, with deep hens and full back,
plated thickly at the waist, and falling
TO the edge of the skirt. A lOW-necked
and sleeveless bodice of pale blue
MORE goes with it, and over this q tulle
bodice, with full pulled sleeves caught
at the elbows with blue MORE ribbons,
and gathered full at the throat in the
same way. \ few sprays of fOrget-me-
| nOts and clusters of daisies and long
blue sash complete the toilet.
A white dress suited for a short or
medium figure is made of thick white
Sicilienne, the skirt laid IN wide box
plaits from the waist down, and the bot
tom fringed out eight inches. Over this
falls single skirt of white tulle. The
low cut bodice has short pulled sleeves
and is edged with putting of tulle and
few white hyacinth sprays.
Rose pink is one of the favOrite shades
this winter. \ little imported gown has
skirt of this color in gauZe and satin
stripes, with full back drapery of rose
pink crepe de chine. Across the bot
tom of the front is a row of pink crush
roses, and these also edge the decollete
waist of rose pink MORE, with its pulled
sleeves of pink crepe, lOoped up with
pink satin ribbon and roses.
Another pink dress is made entirely
of beautiful shade of Surah silk and
has high bodice cut in slight point
back and front, with elbow sleeves.
This bodice Iaces in front with a pink
silk cord. The skirt and drapery is all
in one and the silk falls from the waist
in full and irregular puffs, resembling